A mow strip, mow strip kit/assembly. There are front and back brackets coupled to an elongated mow strip body. The brackets, coupled to the base of a pair of adjacent fence posts, include flat protrusions extending orthogonally from a mounting plate. The elongated mow strip body has a flat side parallel to flat side of the fence posts to make a flush connection. The top of the mow strip includes a groove into which a fence rail may be disposed. A mounting structure on each face of the mow strip includes slits shaped and positioned to receive the protrusion of the brackets. The slits extend along and through an end of the bottom surface of the mow strip such that at the end of the bottom surface the elongated mow strip body may be vertically lowered directly onto one of the protrusions.

A weed barrier includes a rigid body defining a plurality of basins. The basins have bottoms with holes therethrough for planting garden plants. In a particular embodiment the bottom surface of the weed barrier includes a plurality of hose channels configured be positioned over a hose. Several example configurations of rigid weed barriers are disclosed.

An apparatus for holding a plant is presented. The apparatus has a top surface and a plurality of legs. The legs are connected to the underside of the top surface. There is a plurality of bars presented to stabilize the table as they are coupled to the legs and provide strength and stability. The bars create a crisscross between the legs. The legs may have a prong-like footing to be secured into the ground to further stabilize the apparatus. The apparatus presents a safe secure place to work on, or to show plants of all kinds.

A garden edging connector includes an elongated member that has a first end, a second end and a perimeter wall having an outer surface. A longitudinal axis of the elongated member extends through the first and second ends. The elongated member has a central area and defining a first portion and a second portion of the elongated member with the first portion including the first end and the second portion including the second end. The outer surface has a plurality of teeth extending upwardly therefrom wherein each of the first and second portions includes some of the teeth. The teeth each have an upper edge being angled away from the central area and each of the teeth has inner edge directed toward the central area. A juncture of associated ones of the upper and inner edges forms a sharp edge to engage garden edging.

A garden edging connector includes an elongated member that has a first end, a second end and a perimeter wall having an outer surface. A longitudinal axis of the elongated member extends through the first and second ends. The elongated member has a central area and defining a first portion and a second portion of the elongated member with the first portion including the first end and the second portion including the second end. The outer surface has a plurality of teeth extending upwardly therefrom wherein each of the first and second portions includes some of the teeth. The teeth each have an upper edge being angled away from the central area and each of the teeth has inner edge directed toward the central area. A juncture of associated ones of the upper and inner edges forms a sharp edge to engage garden edging.

A landscape edging installation includes ends of landscape edging joined together by a connector. The connector may have holes in lugs that are aligned with holes in the landscape edging tabs to receive a ground spike therethrough. The connector allows for and conceals a gap between the adjacent edging pieces. Thus, the arrangement allows for movement, such as contraction and expansion of the edging pieces along a length thereof. Such movement prevents damage to, or improper shifting of the landscape edging installation with respect to the surrounding environment due to large changes in temperature of the installation.

A landscape edging installation includes ends of landscape edging joined together by a connector. The connector may have holes in lugs that are aligned with holes in the landscape edging tabs to receive a ground spike therethrough. The connector allows for and conceals a gap between the adjacent edging pieces. Thus, the arrangement allows for movement, such as contraction and expansion of the edging pieces along a length thereof. Such movement prevents damage to, or improper shifting of the landscape edging installation with respect to the surrounding environment due to large changes in temperature of the installation.

Provided is a raised-bed gardening container, including a base, a feeding tube, and a cover frame. The base may include a bottom edge; a top rim at least 36 inches above the bottom edge; an exterior sidewall extending between the bottom edge and the top rim; an interior sidewall extending from the top rim to a bottom interior, the interior sidewall and bottom interior defining an interior volume for containing a gardening media, the interior volume having a diameter of greater than approximately four feet; a feeding tube support generally centrally disposed in the base; and a gardener passage extending to the feeding tube support and having a width configured to allow a gardener to walk through the gardener passage to the feeding tube support.

Provided is a raised-bed gardening container, including a base, a feeding tube, and a cover frame. The base may include a bottom edge; a top rim at least 36 inches above the bottom edge; an exterior sidewall extending between the bottom edge and the top rim; an interior sidewall extending from the top rim to a bottom interior, the interior sidewall and bottom interior defining an interior volume for containing a gardening media, the interior volume having a diameter of greater than approximately four feet; a feeding tube support generally centrally disposed in the base; and a gardener passage extending to the feeding tube support and having a width configured to allow a gardener to walk through the gardener passage to the feeding tube support.

A soil erosion barrier that is configured to inhibit the erosion of soil on a sloped terrain. The soil erosion barrier includes a body that is planar in manner and manufactured from a flexible material. The body includes an upper edge and a lower edge wherein the lower edge is contoured towards opposing ends of the body with the greatest width of the body being at the midpoint thereof. A first connection member is integrally formed on one end of the body and a second connection member is integrally formed on the opposing end of the body. An aperture is formed through the body proximate the second end wherein the aperture further includes opposing slots that are parallel to the upper edge of the body. A slot is formed in the body proximate the midpoint and is further proximate the lower edge.